Oldest Man in America Endorses Peruna Remedy
The piece profiles SAAC Brock of McLennan County Texas claimed to be 115 years old born before the nation. It notes his residence, his long life, and says he credits Peruna with health, stamina, and defense against climate change. It reproduces Brock’s remarks about la grippe and Peruna as a trusted remedy and includes a request for free Peruna literature from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saac Brock
McLennan County
Texas
Bosque Falls
Waco
Valley Mills
Isaac
Andrew Jackson
Brock
Waco Times-Herald
Dallas Morning News
Chicago Times Herald
Peruna
United States
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Isaac Brock
Buncombe GO
N. C
Amy
Impeachment Adopted Against Judge Swayne by Narrow Margin
Washington Jan 19 The US House approved twelve articles of impeachment against Judge Charles Swayne of the northern Florida district. The initial test vote to table the expenses article failed 160 to 165 with 24 Republicans voting with Democrats and 3 Democrats joining Republicans. Articles 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 followed by viva voce votes. Senate trial to be conducted by managers appointed by the Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Charles Swayne
District Court of
Northern District of
Florida
Senate
Swayne
Davis-Belden
O’neal
House
W. W. Belknap
Grant
Stone
Roosevelt
Parker
Cortelyou
Commerce and Labor
Messrs
Clay
Nelson
Bailey
Stewart
Henry Gassaway Davis
Fairbanks
First National Bank Teller Charged With $10,000 Theft
Duluth Minnesota January 19 A B Lout gesnheimer paying teller at First National bank is charged with theft of 10 000 from the bank. A warrant for his arrest has been issued. He left December 20 for Pennsylvania. He is 35 years old and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Mian
A. B. Loutgesnheimer
First National Bank
Pennsylvania
Russian Pacific squadron arrives at Jubutl Somalliland
At Jubut l Aden January 19 the third division of the Russian Second Pacific squadron under Rear Admiral Botrovsky reached Jibutil in French Somaliland after a January 12 movement from Suez.
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Jubut
Germany faces escalating coal strike in 1920s Germany
Essen reports 185000 strikers, more than double the 1889 level. Government talks stall as owners refuse joint talks. Provincial President Hasse says the situation is serious and long, bitter strike expected. Miners may survive five weeks with December and January pay and donations. Authorities prepare for possible outbreaks and saloon closures.
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Essen
Germany
Berlin
Dortmund
Hasse
Coblenz
Indictment in Murder Case Against Charles C. Sprong
Marion Ind Jan 19 The grand jury returned an indictment against Charles C Sprong for murder in the first degree Sprong is jailed for the assassination of Wilson Addington shot ten days ago It is alleged he fired a bullet through a window into Addingtons office after being forced to leave the building
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Marion
Ind
Grand Jery Hen
Charles C. Sprong
Sprong
Wilson Addington
Addington
Strike Settled in Fall River Mills Dispute
The six month Fall River cotton mill strike affecting about 25 000 workers ends after mediation by Governor William L Douglas. Workers return to 12 percent wage cut with no discrimination while a study on margins and an anticipated five percent dividend to workers until April 1 is to be submitted, signaling a mutual victory. Governor Douglas welcomes modified arbitration to prevent future protests.
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Boston
Fall River
William L. Douglas
State House
Gov. Douglas
Douglas
Purifying the Ballot Sparks Indiana Senate Debate
Indianapolis reports strong moves to purify the ballot with bills to punish both buyers and sellers of votes. Senator Hugg introduces the latest measure, while others push treating restrictions and marriage regulation. Beveridge Hemenway and Smith attend related events as lawmakers consider reforms.
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Indianapolis
Martin Hugg
Isaaerite
Legislature protests joint statehood bill for New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexico legislators pass strong resolutions opposing a joint statehood bill. Both chambers insist New Mexico is entitled to statehood within its present boundaries and under its current name.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
Jury convicts Joe Vickers in Wagoner assault case
Muskogee Oklahoma January 19 The U S jury returns a guilty verdict against Joe Vickers a negro charged with criminal assault on Mrs Bessie Dubar white near Wagoner last May He faces the death penalty by hanging.
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Muskogee, I. T
U.S
Joe Vickers
Bessie Dubar
Wagoner
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Market report cites mixed results across grain and livestock. Wheat and corn show modest changes, oats hold firm, with cattle and hogs varying by region and market. Livestock at Chicago and New York show firmer prices for cattle and hogs, while East Buffalo notes slower cattle and active sheep trading.
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Timothy
Chicago
New York
Ye Onere
East Buffalo
Settlement of mill strike brings Fall River to rejoicing
Fall River Massachusetts reports a swift settlement of a long running mill strike. Within half an hour crowds gather in the streets as both non union and union members reflect on privations and relief. Officials say six months of conflict proved the union’s resolve and strength. If the Russian army could manage without banks it might start some show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Wnion
Beveridge and Hemenway Elected Indiana Senators
Indianapolis readers witnessed the formal election of Albert J. Beveridge and James A. Hemenway to the U S Senate. Beveridge for a full term to 1911. Hemenway for the remainder of Vice President elect Fairbanks term. Climaxed by a clock-tampering gesture to begin at noon amid applause.
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Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Hemenway
Boonville
Indiana
United States Senate
Fairbanks
Miller
House
Senate
Mathews and
Roche
Gaither
Johnson
Owens
Parke County
Beveridge
Hemenway
John W. Kern
Benjamin F. Shively
Barcus
Pelzer
O’brien
Nichol
Beckman
Bosson
Boyd
Hanly
Double Arrest in Murder Case in Bedford Indiana
Bedford Ind Jan 19 Chief of Police Meyers arrested Frank Evans and Elmer Browning on murder charges in the Shafer case. Evans works at the Salem Bedford stone mill and Browning is a laborer. Relatives say sheriff’s office withholds testimony details, no communication with prisoners. A whisky flask found in the murder alley pointed to Evans, linked to a Bedford saloon source. In Arizona five bodies recovered from Clifton flood with others still entangled.
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Bedford
Ind
Meyers
Frank Evans
Elmer Browning
Sarah Shafer
Evans
Salem- Bedford
Browning
Shafer
Arizona
Paso
Tex
Clifton
Ariz
Angry Sweetheart Shoots at her sweetheart in Lafayette
Goldie Pencil, seventeen, fired several bullets toward her pursuer in Lafayette Indiana on January 19 and was arrested. The report notes a fatal hunting accident in Clinton Indiana on January 19 with a man killed by an accidental gun discharge near a fence.
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Lafayette
Ind
Goldie Pencil
Clinton
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America
Peruena
Mr. Brock
Wtuliam L. Douglas
Ayer
Representative Agar
First District
Smith
Market Report
Cincinnati
EE Ie
Plause
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